Was it Mrs. Scarlett in the library with the rope? Or maybe Professor Plum in the dining room with the candlestick? Soon, ...

Ever return to an old favorite show and discover that it has somehow grown even better than you remembered? Because many TV comedies that have aged poorly (looking at you, Everybody Loves Raymond), ...

For Baby Boomers, television wasn’t just entertainment during the 1960s and 1970s; it was a cornerstone of family life, offering shared laughter, comforting routines, and relatable characters who ...

The phrase “They don’t make ‘em like they used to” usually refers to movies, but it could just as easily be applied to sitcoms. The multi-camera sitcom is a thing of the past, and the writing and ...

The 1960s were a revolutionary time for television, and not just due to the advent of the color TV. After a decade of experimenting with sitcoms, science fiction, and cartoons, better quality came to ...

Digital subchannels have been compared to carpools and homes with rooms to rent because they give local stations a chance to run several over-the-air options. Although shopping, religious and movie ...

Sheriff Bart (Cleavon Little) and Jim the Waco Kid (Gene Wilder) laugh together in Blazing Saddles. Image via Warner Bros. Among all film genres, comedy stands as one of the most unifying and ...